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Snow Angels
The detergent of her clothes
In a deep breath, it all came back.
Frozen tears on cheeks still striped
remembering her scent in the ice
the way her eyes crinkled at the edges
and a beat of her lashes drew a rainbow
somewhere. There was always one piece of hair
that never fit, the way her gloves were sometimes
mismatched when she went in the cold
She didn’t need to say anything
But when she showed me how strong
her heart was and how weak
her smile was. I fell with her.
I finally think I understand
that I’m not allowed
to love her. I shouldn't
Hold her icy hands
in the snow. I am a girl
and with that comes a title
we are not ready for.
When the fighting came
her voice suddenly
matched her strength.
Maybe first loves aren’t meant to last.
Maybe everyone in love
grows apart
eventually.
But it was love.
Hated, rescued, titled
Love.
Maybe that won’t mean much
in ten years
but it meant something then
left us wishing we could freeze.
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